The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29

n I are ulueAy-elEnt tcnoiaEs ~ VII
room. Miss Della Elliott, who ar.
rived Saturday night from lows
City, Iowa, has taken Miss HanfOrdii
place in the Second Ward school
which is third grade.
7 The Demo-Republlean outfit who
are alleged to be managers Of the
6 Salina Republican have employed q
: corps Of editors to help them out in
the campaign. No wonder the senior
, Of the concern threw up his hands
+ in the Board Of Trade meeting, and
said despairingly, Il would never
think Of running q newspaper a
minute after the Meadville Andrews
comes; l would move to Chico"
Il c. c. MeGee, the proprietor of the
stone billiard hall, is not very apt to
return. No one knows his where
abOuts. There is one bill for 81 ,230,
which is secured by mortgage on the
Gypsum City billiard hall owned
by him. This sum is for the carload
Of malt beer received by him two
or three months since. An attach
ment was issued to-day on the bill
lard hall in accordance with the
mortgage.
James Barrel, formerly n Salina
butcher. returned from Washington
Territory last Thursday. He
went to that country in July with
the purpose Of remaining. He be-
came very much dissatisfied with
the territory and is pleased enough
to be in old Kansas again. His
brother-in-law, James Divilbiss, has
been sick a great deal Of the time
during his sOjOurn in the territory,
and will also return TO Kansas. Mr..
Divilbiss is in a printing Office at
Ellensberg, w. r.
The Radcliff and Martin gang, I'm
prOgging for votes, are endeavOring
To keep their bow lines hitebed to
both the prohibition and anti-prohi-
bitiOn forces. They join drinking
clubs to keep solid with the boys,
and still go begging about among the
the prohiLitiOnists to obtain their
support. The prOhibitiOnists would |
much rather support Out-and-Out |
whisky men than such hypOcrites. |
and the anti prohibitionists would |
take "eranks" i'm theirs before they |
would vote Tor such men.
"Nandu" comes out with a sup
posed interview, Of considerable |
length, from an imaginary travelling |
man, in his paper Sunday morning, |
the main points of which are to give /
bis paper a little tally, and belittle
the Salina newspapers. Why don't
you start a paper of your own "Nan-
du" and give proper vent tOSour
lOng-Pent-up literary abilities. There
is no use in your trying to satisfy |
your cravings i'm single column Of
the Gazette; just you start a news
paper Of your own and show Salina
what newspaper ought to he.
The HerdI,rs scheme is a deep
laid one, but il is not sufficiently en-
veloped to avoid detection. Be
sides working for Martin it supports
Bartlett. The Democrats want
Bartlett nominated because they be-
lieye he is tlie easiest man to beat
W. II. Gentry, Of BroOkville, who
has been spoken Of for the Democrat
ic nomination for sheriff, has said
ne would be a candidate only if
Bartlett is the nominee of the Re
publicans. The Hcrdld supports
Bartlett to beat him i'm the election
and Martin for the patronage lac and
his partner G.. :. Radclif' have given
that paper.
When the Salina branches Of the
Chicago, Kansas and Nebraska and
the Chicago, Kansas and Western
are finished To Salina. railroad ac-
cOmmOdatiOns will be so ample that
the citizens of Salina and vicinity i
will be able 10 do the larger portion
of their trading with Abilene mer-
chants, the leaders of low prices and
late styles for all Central Kansas
1biicHe G0=Cffe.
Yes, when these roads are finished
Abilene will find a distributing
point in Salina for any direction she
may want TO reach. Tell your mer-
chants to lay I'm large stocks this fall,
for just as soon as we can get there
we will go down and help them out.
They ought To brush the dust Off OF
their old stocks too, il will look bet
ter, and our people are not used to
seeing goods in such a neglected
shape.
Yesterday Rev. W. :. Priest and
wife departed for Marysville, Ky,
where Mr.. Priest will assume his
new pastoral charge. Saturday
evening the ladies and friends enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Priest at a sup
per at the residence Of c. r. Under
wood i'm East Salina, at which
gOOdly number of ladies and gentle
man were present. Yesterday he
preached his farewell sermon. Mr..
Priest has been the pastor Of the
Christian church in this city, during
the past two years, and i'm that
period has endeared himself to the
members Of his congregation as an
upright, christian gentleman and an
able preacher. His relations with
all have been Of a most pleasant
character and there is but regret at
his departure.
The average Salinaian is true as
steel to the interests Of the city, and
ne can be found laboring i'm her be-
half on every occasion. At this
time we are pleased to say the board |
Of trade Is coming out swiT1mingly /
from its mOmentary financial diff
culties. The members needed but a
stirring up To put matters in ship /
shape condition. 10 could not be
otherwise. About seventeen hun
dred dollars expended in current |
matters in a little over six months.
proves that all have done we'll. The
officers i'm the past thirty or sixty /